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Topic Science:: PAGE #12
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331. Antibody (Antikor)
:: Local government staff took blood samples from each truckload to test for virus antibodies
332. Antigen (antigen)
:: Antibodies against these five antigens were tested in the sera of all workers and controls
333. Antimatter (qarshi modda)
:: If matter and antimatter collide they annihilate each other
334. Bronze (bronza)
:: rich gleaming shades of bronze
335. Clock (soat)
:: The Escort came back with 254 miles on the clock
336. Clone (klon)
:: Fraudsters can easily clone credit cards by using a skimming machine
337. Concrete (aniq)
:: Brand awareness should be a stepping stone to more concrete action like opposing sweatshop labour but its not an end in itself
338. Condenser (kondensator)
:: Instead of taking the sound mix off the house mixing board as is done with standard concert videos the performances are recorded right on stage with condenser mics
339. Fuse (pilta)
:: What he doesnt know of course is that he is the bomb complete with remotely controlled fuse hidden somewhere in the car
340. Fusion (eritish)
:: Even plastic is often recycled socalled plastic mechanics visit peoples houses to repair broken plastics by the simple process of heat fusion
341. Magnetic (magnit)
:: He had the looks the magnetic charmed personality access to money and the power to take whatever he wanted often without question or repercussion
342. Magnetism (magnetizm)
:: She has a demeanor and magnetism that attracts individuals and makes them feel very comfortable in her presence
343. Meiosis (o'z o'zgarishini)
:: Systematic disruption of meiotically induced genes and analysis of the resulting sporulation phenotypes has uncovered many genes involved in various aspects of sporulation
344. Neuron (neyronlarning)
:: It is made up from millions of nerve cells called neurones that control your bodys functions senses and thoughts
345. Particle (zarracha)
:: He wondered why the atmosphere was not a sandwich with the densest gas at the bottom and began thinking about the nature of the particles of matter
346. Protein (protein)
:: Cover half your plate with vegetables then a quarter with carbs and a quarter with protein
347. Protocol (protokoli)
:: The minister stressed that diplomatic protocol is the governments chief concern when it arranges overseas trips for him
348. Proton (proton)
:: Another significant methodological choice is whether to use a singlecharge model in which the protonic charge is added at one site or to use a model in which the charge is spread over the entire group
349. Prototype (prototipi)
:: This device at the prototype stage is expected to cost 20 and act as a Web access device
350. Randomize (tasodifiy)
:: It is possible to conceal the randomisation in every randomised trial
351. Root (ildiz)
:: The root of the hair extends down into the follicle and widens into a bulb at its base which is the center of hair growth
352. Shatter (sindirmoq)
:: Bars will be stocked with toughened and shatterproof glass staff will be given special safety training and the company will set up a special community fund to help create a safer environment in town and city centres
353. Shaver (ustara)
:: The device uses magnetic inductive power transfer to recharge its battery a method presently used to charge batteries sealed inside electric toothbrushes and shavers
354. Skyscraper (osmono'par)
:: Last year the city announced a ban on the building of new skyscrapers
355. Stick (tayoq)
:: She found the stick of butter and put it in the cart
356. Support (qo'llab-quvvatlash)
:: shes been through a bad time and needs our support
357. Twist (o'rmoq)
:: he handed her a twist of paper
358. Verify (tekshirish)
:: There is an obvious and verifiable answer it is the result of extensive conditioning
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